Text me about this episode! 5% of employees in the US are millionaires.. and 88% of millionaires are business owners. Success leaves clues, wouldn't you say? This summer, my primary business, Music City Sewing, will turn eight. Eight years of running a small service-based sewing business that on the surface looks super shiny & glittery, peppered with Getty images and exciting opportunities, but when it comes down to it, it’s a blue collar business. It’s alterations, it’s softgoods and mer...
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Text me about this episode! 5% of employees in the US are millionaires.. and 88% of millionaires are business owners. Success leaves clues, wouldn't you say? This summer, my primary business, Music City Sewing, will turn eight. Eight years of running a small service-based sewing business that on the surface looks super shiny & glittery, peppered with Getty images and exciting opportunities, but when it comes down to it, it’s a blue collar business. It’s alterations, it’s softgoods and mer...
Not Earning What You Want With Your Craft? Break Your Ceiling With This Tool
Pull The Thread
29 minutes
3 years ago
Not Earning What You Want With Your Craft? Break Your Ceiling With This Tool
Text me about this episode!Have you wondered why you can’t seem to break a pay ceiling in your own business? The things that we did to get us to our current level in business will not get us to the next level. For that, we need to expand and learn next level capabilities. I share with you a tool I use in my business to see what’s truly moving the needle, and what’s just taking up space.Interested in learning from Krystal? Hop on the mailing list on krystaldouglas.com.
Pull The Thread
Text me about this episode! 5% of employees in the US are millionaires.. and 88% of millionaires are business owners. Success leaves clues, wouldn't you say? This summer, my primary business, Music City Sewing, will turn eight. Eight years of running a small service-based sewing business that on the surface looks super shiny & glittery, peppered with Getty images and exciting opportunities, but when it comes down to it, it’s a blue collar business. It’s alterations, it’s softgoods and mer...
